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Miami Marlins starter Dillon Peters got absolutely wrecked on Saturday after giving up nine earned runs in less than three innings against the Phillies. Peters, who entered the start following a a seven-inning shutout in his previous start, surrendered two grand slams against the Phillies before the third inning was over. Peters was promptly removed after the second grand slam, though the Marlins bullpen gave up 11 more runs for a 20-1 loss. On the season, Peters is 1-1 with a 9.35 ERA.

Peters took the loss and allowed nine earned runs on nine hits while walking three and striking out three across 2.2 innings Saturday against the Phillies.

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Starting pitcher Dillon Peters looks for his second-straight win to begin the season when the Miami Marlins face the Philadelphia Phillies on Saturday. The left-handed Peters threw seven shutout innings with two strikeouts against the Chicago Cubs last week. If Peters wants any shot at a win, however, he's going to need some help from his offense that was blanked against the Phillies on Thursday. Peters and the Marlins will counter Vince Velasquez in the Saturday night matchup.

Peters (1-0) tossed six shutout innings while earning the win Sunday against the Cubs, allowing five hits and one walk with two strikeouts.

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Starter Dillon Peters pitched incredibly well in his 2018 debut against Jose Quintana and the Chicago Cubs on Sunday. Peters, who pitched primarily out of the bullpen last year, struck out two batters in six shutout innings. The rookie left-hander looked great against a dangerous Cubs lineup, and fantasy owners should keep an eye on him on the waiver wire.

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The Miami Marlins will send rookie starter Dillon Peters to the mound in the series finale against the Cubs on Sunday. The left-handed Peters impressed in Spring Training and earned a spot in the rotation thanks in part to the Dan Straily injury. In 31 innings out of the bullpen last season, Peters went 1-2 with a 5.17 ERA and a 1.63 WHIP. He and the Marlins will face southpaw Carlos Quintana for the early game at Marlins Park.

The Marlins recalled Peters from Triple-A New Orleans on Thursday, MLB.com reports.

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Miami Marlins starting pitcher Dillon Peters has earned a spot in the starting rotation and will start the fourth game of the season this Sunday against the Cubs. In his first big league action last year for the Fish in six starts, Peters was roughed up to the tune of a 5.17 ERA and 1.63 WHIP with a 7.8 K/9. It'll be extremely tough to trust Peters in fantasy leagues in 2018. Definitely don't roll him out there Sunday against Chicago in DFS games.

Peters will start the Marlins' fourth game of the season, Joe Frisaro of MLB.com reports.

Peters is scheduled to start the Marlins' exhibition Tuesday against the University of Miami and could use the outing as a springboard to a spot in the big club's Opening Day rotation, Clark Spencer of the Miami Herald reports.

Peters was optioned to Triple-A New Orleans on Friday, Joe Frisaro of MLB.com reports.

Peters remains in the running for one of the Marlins' three open rotation spots despite control issues this spring, Clark Spencer of The Miami Herald reports.

Marlins manager Don Mattingly said Monday that Peters' workload would be monitored carefully this season, Clark Spencer of the Miami Herald reports.

Peters will start the Marlins' Grapefruit League opener Friday against the Cardinals, Craig Davis of the South Florida Sun Sentinel reports.

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Miami Marlins left-hander Dillon Peters will not pitch in the team's Arizona Fall League. He was originally expected to pitch in the AFL but the team decided he got enough work over the six major league starts he made for Miami in September. Peters finished the season with 94 1/3 innings between the minors and majors. He missed a chunk of action after he broke his left thumb back in April. The lefty finished the 2017 season with a 1-1-2 record and a 5.17 ERA for Miami. He is rated as the Marlins' No. 4 prospect according to MLB Pipeline and is projected as a mid-to-back-end big league starter. Look for him to compete for a spot in Miami's starting rotation in 2018.

Peters (1-2) pitched 5.2 scoreless innings with four strikeouts to take the win against Atlanta on Thursday. He allowed two hits and four walks.

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Miami Marlins left-hander Dillon Peters was lit up by the Milwaukee Brewers on Sunday. The rookie hurler allowed eight runs in 3 2/3 innings of work, striking out four and walking three. This outing goes down as Peters' worst over his young big league career, raising his ERA from 2.50 to 5.40. Peters has made four big league starts now, posting quality starts in two of the four. He has shown potential but is still a bit too green to trust anywhere outside of in deep, NL-only leagues as a streaming option.

Peters surrendered eight runs on nine hits and three walks over 3.2 innings Sunday against the Brewers. He did not factor into the decision during the club's loss to the Marlins.

Peters didn't factor into the decision in Tuesday's extra-inning loss to the Phillies, allowing two runs on six hits and four walks over six innings while striking out four.

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Miami Marlins left-hander Dillon Peters pitched well in third MLB start. Peters allowed the Philadelphia Phillies to score just two runs over six innings of work while striking out four batters. He had to settle for a no-decision as the game wound up taking 15 innings to decide. Peters has shown well over the first three starts of his MLB career, allowing just five runs in 18 innings of work while striking out 18. He is making a case as a streamer in fantasy and can be owned in NL-only formats. He will look to stay hot against the Milwaukee Brewers in his next outing.

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Miami Marlins left-hander Dillon Peters turned in a solid start against a dangerous Washington Nationals team on Wednesday. The rookie allowed three runs in five innings while striking out six batters. Peters has been impressive over his first two career starts, allowing three runs in 12 innings while racking up 14 strikeouts. While his strikeout rate of 29.8% has been nice for fantasy owners, expect it to level off as MLB teams get more tape on him. Outside of his stint with the Marlins' rookie league team in 2015, Peters never topped a 23.1% strikeout rate at any stop in the minors. He's still worth streaming in favorable matchups, but don't be surprised if his strikeout rate dips as the season goes on.

Peters tossed seven scoreless innings in a no-decision Friday against the Phillies, allowing three hits with three walks and eight strikeouts.

Peters was recalled prior to his major-league debut against Philadelphia on Friday, MLB.com's Joe Frisaro reports.

The Marlins are expected to promote Peters to start Friday against the Phillies, Tim Healey of the Sun Sentinel reports.

Peters broke his left thumb on a comebacker in a start for Double-A Jacksonville on April 17 and he could miss several months, Baseball America's Matt Eddy reports.

Peters got the start in Thursday's Grapefruit League game against the Nationals, walking one and striking out one in three no-hit, shutout innings.